configuring JBoss its Urgent

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Hi,
pls help me to configure JBoss.It;s very urgent.
My boss has asked e to configure it as soon as possible.
I am ano aware of how to set the classpath and path for this.
I am implementing tomcat in JBoss,if any body kows about it pls
help it's urgent.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Devender
 
Mr Singh
You are panicking man. It does not take a genius to configure jboss.
Do following
1. There are different version of jboss out there. Decide which one you want. If you are not going to cluster then pick Jboss-4.0.2.
2. JBoss already comes configured with embedded Tomcat and it works right out of the package. Nothing to configure there.
3. Download 4.0.2 here http://jboss.com/products/jbossas/downloads.
Its a zip file. Unzip it to your local C or D drive. Done. You are all set.
4. To Run Jboss go to command line. like
cd \jboss-4.0.2\din
run -c default (To run default server)
give it couple of minutes then do http://localhost:8080/jmx-console to display the jboss console. And you are done.
5. To deploy your app in jboss.
Get your EAR/WAR/SAR/JAR file and drop it C:\jboss-4.0.2\server\default\deploy folder and voila. You app is deployed and running if there is no exception. Check server.log to see if there are any exception.

ALL OF THESE IS THERE IN THERE DOCUMENTATION MAN! AT LEAST TRY YOU, IT SEEMS.. HELL I AM PRETTY SURE, DID NOT EVEN TRY.

EMAIL ME AT rakesh.choudhary@gmail.com if you need more help
 
And just for the record... Netbeans is an IDE and Jboss is application server so there is no relevance to suggest
"NETBeans install ke le ' BS (read Bull ****)

As for free Jboss is as free as they come.

Rakesh Choudhary
 
Thanks

Dear chaudhay,

Thanks for the link.

Regards,
Devender

pilania said:
Mr Singh
You are panicking man. It does not take a genius to configure jboss.
Do following
1. There are different version of jboss out there. Decide which one you want. If you are not going to cluster then pick Jboss-4.0.2.
2. JBoss already comes configured with embedded Tomcat and it works right out of the package. Nothing to configure there.
3. Download 4.0.2 here http://jboss.com/products/jbossas/downloads.
Its a zip file. Unzip it to your local C or D drive. Done. You are all set.
4. To Run Jboss go to command line. like
cd \jboss-4.0.2\din
run -c default (To run default server)
give it couple of minutes then do http://localhost:8080/jmx-console to display the jboss console. And you are done.
5. To deploy your app in jboss.
Get your EAR/WAR/SAR/JAR file and drop it C:\jboss-4.0.2\server\default\deploy folder and voila. You app is deployed and running if there is no exception. Check server.log to see if there are any exception.

ALL OF THESE IS THERE IN THERE DOCUMENTATION MAN! AT LEAST TRY YOU, IT SEEMS.. HELL I AM PRETTY SURE, DID NOT EVEN TRY.

EMAIL ME AT rakesh.choudhary@gmail.com if you need more help
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pilania said:
And just for the record... Netbeans is an IDE and Jboss is application server so there is no relevance to suggest
"NETBeans install ke le ' BS (read Bull ****)

As for free Jboss is as free as they come.

Rakesh Choudhary
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Rakesh Chaudhary,

We all know it very well that NEtBeans is the IDE and JBOSS is the container. But as he didn't mention clearly that for what purpose he want, that's why I suggested that for development purpose go for NetBean IDE.
 
Clustering and application failover in jboss

Hi,

1) can someone help me to do clustering in jboss in case of server failure.
I am developing an application that requires maximum uptime. I have
heard that jboss supports clustering, but how to do is something i am
looking at. It urgent friends..... u early response would be of great
help. Thanks in advance.


Regards,
Devender
 
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